Numerous pieces of evidence suggest that compassion and kindness trigger positive brain changes not only in the receiver, but also in the giver. ’’Compassion increases activity in the brain centers connected with empathy and positive emotions, reduces the activity of our fear centers, and makes our brains more interconnected,” Melanie Greenberg, Ph.D. explains.
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